Worse yet are the people in the front of the line that stop too far back to trigger the light.

the dude sold a highly profitable company so he could go out and drive professionally, has brought more people to the sport than anyone else, managed to find a woman AWESOME enough to not tolerate his passion, but to do it herself, and all you can do is comment about him needing more than one take while filming a…

#corrections

I’ve lived in Denver (born and raised) and Atlanta (8 years); I’ve been to most states and three continents and I’m happy to report Philly is an excellent city and easily the second best place I’ve ever lived.

A story of how Mr. DeMuro found free long-term parking near the Philadelphia airport.

You forgot the second part:

You’re on the wrong site. Jezebel is that way ====>.

Go fuck yourself.

Qatar Hero.

Well someone pissed in your cheerios this morning huh?

So, when a manufacturer-employed test driver showed off a sophisticated, specialized control system on a straight, level, privately owned runway, likely with some sort of safety crew on standby, it’s automatically stupid because it’s not something you should do under normal conditions on public roads?

In Sweden we don’t need warning labels for everything.

It makes 700+whp daily? Every day? $1,500,000 well spent?

Gun violence:

Interesting that they’re different sizes.

June 30th: Trais walks into Road and Track morning meeting. “Hey guys I know this great platform we can use to run the website it’s called Kinja.

Makes me want to smoke a pack of Pall Malls with the windows rolled up tight.

First time this commercial came on, it was my personal mission to name every car. Then I proceeded to explain the importance of each car to my wife. She was super annoyed. It was awesome.

The thing that disturbs me about this commercial is that Honda *knows* which models people really loved, and do virtually nothing to emulate them.

No CRX, no Accord Wagon, no Civic Hatchback or Del Sol, and certainly no S2000 successor. Why, Honda? You obviously understand what we loved about your brand! Do it again!